Jason Whitlock
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Are Professional Sports Hurt by Too Much Money?
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November 29, 2022
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9:32Now PlayingThe last time I had Coach Jason Brown on “Fearless,” he had a theory about marijuana weakening the density of bones — which would explain the fragility of modern NFL players after they sustain injuries. This time, I presented a theory of my own. It seems like professional players want more money every year, but could the quantities of money be causing a lack of quality in the professional players to come?
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